NYY
Brett Gardner (L) CF
Aaron Judge (R) RF
Luke Voit (R) 1B
Gleyber Torres (R) SS
DJ LeMahieu (R) 2B
Clint Frazier (R) DH
Mike Tauchman (L) LF
Gio Urshela (R) 3B
Austin Romine (R) C
JA Happ (who fucking sucks BTW)
BOS
Mookie Betts (R) RF
Xander Bogaerts (R) SS
J.D. Martinez (R) LF
Steve Pearce (R) 1B
Mitch Moreland (L) DH
Dustin Pedroia (R) 2B
Rafael Devers (L) 3B
Christian Vazquez (R) C
Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) CF
Nathan Eovaldi
Just win dammit.
Yeah he's a pitchers ump no doubt with that outside pitch but he's been calling it a strike all night. The hitters have to adjust. I'd be more pisssed if he wasn't consistent with it.
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fuck you long time.
Yeah he's a pitchers ump no doubt with that outside pitch but he's been calling it a strike all night. The hitters have to adjust. I'd be more pisssed if he wasn't consistent with it.
Try telling your clients that you are consistently going to provide a service other than what they pay for and see what happens.
If pitchers are allowed to micro-dissect every aspect of their craft and managers are allowed to use unimaginable stats to shift defenses from pitch to pitch, the umpires need to get with the robot-program.
Eff me he has 4 Grand Salamis....
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In comment 14390998 RasputinPrime said:
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fuck you long time.
Yeah he's a pitchers ump no doubt with that outside pitch but he's been calling it a strike all night. The hitters have to adjust. I'd be more pisssed if he wasn't consistent with it.
Try telling your clients that you are consistently going to provide a service other than what they pay for and see what happens.
If pitchers are allowed to micro-dissect every aspect of their craft and managers are allowed to use unimaginable stats to shift defenses from pitch to pitch, the umpires need to get with the robot-program.
Cmon man, it's baseball and this kind of shit has been going on forever. You can't compare it to our everyday workplace.
There's no doubt it bugs me he's calling those outside pitches strikes when they're clearly balls, but he has been calling that pitch the same way all night. If it was sometimes a strike and others a ball, that would really piss me off and drive me nuts.
If you've ever heard players talk about strike zones they just want it called consistently all night, and I feel the same when I watch.
That said.....
GARDY!!!!!!
Literally a shin-high strike.
Maddening.
Keep in mind that he then has to adjust and he is whiffing at sliders down and away because he has to protect the zone that is being called. It's just not good for baseball to have the best players fucked over.
Totally. And all against the Yankee hitters.
Tie goes to the runner then it should go to the hitter in the box.
I'm with you on that one lol.
It's one thing to call it a little off the plate again but no way in hell that ball wasn't low on Judge.
Your call on them not accounting for his height is spot on. I said it last year, the umps have a high/low strike zone in their minds eye and call it the same no matter what but they're failing to raise if for a guy Judges height. We're seeing a bit of that on Voit as well.
We had one good ump the other night who wouldn't give that too low stike when Judge was up and he's one of the only ones who's adjusted. Even O'Neill noticed it and said it was about time.
Now it is a strike on strike 3?
All things being equal, not a bad night for Happ...2 early HRs, but got through 6 1/3 giving up only those 3 runs.
Stay close and beat the Sox bullpen is the formula
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In comment 14390779 arcarsenal said:
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(And yes, I'm aware of his background)
He's a fucking eyesore and I'm tired of seeing his florescent "uniform" behind home plate every other time I watch a baseball game.
LOL relax Arc...have a beer
Or a xanax
What was your last handle, jackass?
Get lost.
Im not going to start a fight...I am relishing this come back, but werent you rooting for the Mets this time last year?
Just saying...
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That strike three call. Judge is the most unfairly umped player in the league. Yankees have to do something about this. You would think the umps would show more respect to him, considering he never argues back. But hey if they like being treated poorly by players, then glory to them
Keep in mind that he then has to adjust and he is whiffing at sliders down and away because he has to protect the zone that is being called. It's just not good for baseball to have the best players fucked over.
Sadly you are right about this, but sucks that judge has to over compensate for umps not being able to do their JOBS. But, on the flip side, Jose Altuve doesn't have the same problem, the umps give him the benefit of doubt for his small strike zone.
Agreed. But my true hero is Kahnle if we're talking pitching. He looks like he is back to (or close) his '17 self.
Im not going to start a fight...I am relishing this come back, but werent you rooting for the Mets this time last year?
Just saying...
You have a habit of starting crap with older posters.
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fuck you long time.
Yeah he's a pitchers ump no doubt with that outside pitch but he's been calling it a strike all night. The hitters have to adjust. I'd be more pisssed if he wasn't consistent with it.
Yeah, god forbid umpires actually get evaluated like the rest of the world and be told to do better. You cannot ask hitters to swing at balls 4 inches outside of the zone. How about the ump be accountable for the shit job he does?
I don’t give a rats ass about consistency. Being consistently wrong doesn’t make it right. Be better at your job. The fact these guys aren’t evaluated and held accountable is mind numbing. And if they ARE being held accountable, why do they continue to get to use the “pitchers ump” excuse? A strike is a freakin strike. We don’t get to make our own rules. It’s frustrating as all hell.
Otto gets out of it, but yeah... that didn't make any sense. If he was going to get Chappy up anyway, he should've been ready for Moreland.